With prime central London property appreciating only about 2 per cent a year, buyers are seeking new pockets of value. Photo: Bloomberg With prime central London property appreciating only about 2 per cent a year, buyers are seeking new pockets of value. Photo: Bloomberg
With prime central London property appreciating only about 2 per cent a year, buyers are seeking new pockets of value. Photo: Bloomberg
Jonathan Benarr
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London remains safe haven for Chinese property investors

While entry costs have risen due to China's depreciating yuan, London property offers something for every investor's strategy and risk appetite

Jonathan Benarr
Jonathan Benarr

Updated: 10:39am, 10 Sep, 2015

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With prime central London property appreciating only about 2 per cent a year, buyers are seeking new pockets of value. Photo: Bloomberg With prime central London property appreciating only about 2 per cent a year, buyers are seeking new pockets of value. Photo: Bloomberg
With prime central London property appreciating only about 2 per cent a year, buyers are seeking new pockets of value. Photo: Bloomberg
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Jonathan Benarr

Jonathan Benarr

Jonathan Benarr is senior investment manager at IP Global focusing on Britain and Europe